Dallas Cowboys undrafted rookie free agent receiver Traeshon Holden stated in training camp that he was "coming for heads," and after his exploits in the 31-21 loss to the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium,

Schottenheimer has stressed more team drills in training camp practices than the man he replaced, Mike McCarthy, as he believes they help his team develop. If the Cowboys practice the right way, Schottenheimer says, it can only help in games. And the plan is to increase the workload of his players each practice.

The Dallas Cowboys are playing a football game for the first time in 216 days. And while this one won't count for anything official, the 2025 preseason opener versus the Los Angeles Rams should start to give fans a fair idea of what new head coach Brian Schottenheimer and his revamped staff have accomplished with the past seven months.